Full listing of rental car category
Is there a table or list of mapping between specific car models and the vehicle category of car rental companies? Some categories might be obvious but e.g. FSAR at Hertz are not.
I and a group of friends are going to rent a car in the US. When looking for rental cars I am somewhat annoyed by the "or similar, especially considering the lack of specific features"
On the one hand I want to avoid being fooled into getting a car that is in a smaller category than I paid for. On the other hand a friend would really like to drive a specific model, which is impossible to reserve (VW New Beetle) and I would like to make sure to reserve an appropriate category so that IF it is available, we can use it.
Edit: For me the scope is USA. But maybe this is even interesting in general.
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What does full to full mean rental car?
Fuel policy Full-for-Full for rental cars A full / full fuel policy means that the customer receives the car with a full fuel tank and when returning the car the tank must also be full.What is a Group D rental car?
Vehicles of Group D \u2013 Manual (Ford Focus, Hyundai i-30, Toyota Auris, Toyota Corolla or similar) are practical, comfortable, spacious and economical. They offer safety and stability during your vacation in Crete, can be easily driven anywhere. The vehicles are also a pleasure to drive on highways.What is car Group A?
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